Flagler County has over 350clubs and organizations offering a variety of activities and services to residents and visitors. Call the Chamber of Commerce for a complete listing.
386-439-0995 - www.flaglerchamber.org Some of the services include: - Adult Day Care
- Information & Referral
- Meal Services
- Senior Support Services
- Transportation
The main Senior Services phone number is
386-437-7300. Some specific helping hand organizations are: Visiting Angels - Affordable quality care in your own home. You can choose your caregiver who offers personal care and bathing, meal prep, light housekeeping, errands, joyful companionship at low hourly rates with up to 24 hour care.
386-446-7848
Granny NANNIES - Remain living independently. A helping hand and a gentle heart. As low as $11.95 / hour for RN supervised visits, CNA's, HHA's, meal prep, more.
386-447-6551
Arrow Rehabilitation - Outpatient services in physical, occupational & speech therapy. One-on-one personalized customer service.
386-447-0011 Direct Link - Feel safer in your home with in-home 2-way emergency monitoring. No equipment to buy, no long term contract. Only $35/month.
386-447-5272 Grand Oaks Health & Rehabilitation Center -
386-446-6060 Housecall Home Healthcare - Providing RNs, LPNs, home health aides, physical therapy, social workers in your home.
386-446-2377 Helpmed - Offering scooters, wheelchairs, vehicle lifts.
386-673-3057 Volusia/Flagler Hospice - Improving the quality of life
800-272-2717 - www.halifaxhealth.org Home Helpers - Dependable help at home with housekeeping & laundry, meal prep, companionship, shopping, escort to appointments, no minimums. 386-447-5272 Comfort Care - Medical supplies and rentals -
386-986-3453 SuperMed, Inc. - Specializing in home medical equipment, low vision aids, respiratory equipment. 386-447-4484 Community Services/Senior Services Division has made some major changes in the Meals On Wheels Program that will offer better quality food and more flexibility for homebound clients. They will be delivering 7 frozen meals, with bread, milk, juice and fresh fruit, once a week instead of hot meals 5 days per week. Clients will not only have better quality food, but will also have meals on weekends and on holidays. The meals can be heated in a microwave or an oven and clients will be able to eat what they want at whatever time of day they prefer. This new system will allow them to deliver meals to outlying areas of the county that have not been reached in the past due to food temperature requirements. Case managers have identified special needs clients who will still receive hot meals 5 days per week and 2 frozen meals for the weekend. In addition to these changes, we are recruiting volunteers to provide an hour or two of companionship each week to clients who are homebound or to provide telephone reassurance each day, which can be done from the volunteer's home. If you would be interested in donating your time for these services, please contact the Senior Services Program Coordinator at
386-437-7300, select 2, extension 315.
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